Calcutta Art Studio

Calcutta Art Studio Founded in 1878 in Kolkata, Calcutta Art Studio stands as India’s oldest operational printing press, blending heritage with modern innovation.

The studio has evolved into the finest state-of-the-art digital and offset printing facility in eastern India. Calcutta Art Studio is located in the heart of the city and has been one of the pioneering modern printing in Bengal since the advent of Lithography in India in the late 18th century. Over the decades we have been adapting to the modern trends and technologies in the field of print reproduction and packaging by constantly upgrading our skills and equipment to meet the high standards demanded by our clients. Today we have achieved the distinction of establishing ourselves as - one of the best printing and packaging facility catering to a varied range of clients across eastern India.

Radha Krishna , Jugalrup Designed and Published by Calcutta Art Studio c.1885 ~ 1895.
04/09/2026

Radha Krishna , Jugalrup
Designed and Published by Calcutta Art Studio c.1885 ~ 1895.

From tender scenes of Yashoda and to the timeless devotion surrounding and , these historic capture the rich stor...
03/09/2026

From tender scenes of Yashoda and to the timeless devotion surrounding and , these historic capture the rich storytelling tradition of Indian visual art.

Treasures of colour, faith and — preserved through the legacy of Calcutta Art Studio.

19/04/2026
নবদ্বীপে মহাপ্রভুর সংকীর্তন | Chaitanya – Sankirtan | चैतन्य संकीर्तनDolyatra, marking the birth anniversary of Sri Chai...
03/03/2026

নবদ্বীপে মহাপ্রভুর সংকীর্তন | Chaitanya – Sankirtan | चैतन्य संकीर्तन

Dolyatra, marking the birth anniversary of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, coincides with the festival of Holi in Bengal and has long been associated with the Chaitanya Sankirtan movement. This tradition was vividly portrayed around 1885 by the artists of Calcutta Art Studio.

The composition depicts the pre-sannyasa, unshaven Mahaprabhu (Gour) in his hometown of Nabadwip, dressed in reddish-purple, alongside Nityananda Prabhu (Nitai) in blue and fellow devotees. Overcome with devotional ecstasy during fervent chanting and singing of the holy sankirtan, some are shown collapsing to the ground.

31/01/2026

snapshot of "Household Gods: Hindu Devotional Prints, 1860–1930" at the Metropolitan Museum -

31/01/2026

Divine Color, Hindu Prints from Bengal, opening today at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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185/1 B B Ganguly Street
Kolkata
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Friday 9am - 6pm
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